A recent profile by New York Mag's Benjamin Wallace-Wells revealed what it was like to work with Romney. No one would ever curse or drink around him, and "they understood that his social life would be his family life," although he never talked about his Mormonism. People saw him "as a handsome guy with a great handshake," and a former colleague told New York: “I always felt that Mitt viewed himself as one of the chosen few.”

Although Romney was a "cautious executive" and a "reactive thinker," according to the New York profile, he was also "an extremely hard worker and an egalitarian boss... [who] inspired intense loyalty, and there are still members of his circle who describe him as a perfect CEO." Romney was a popular leader despite a reputation for frugality and his willingness to cut jobs.

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